Leadership in Practice #204 - The 4 Emotions That Blinder Us From Independent Thinking
Adults
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Learning
Leadership in Practice, taught by Next Jump's Co-CEOs Meghan Messenger and Charlie Kim, is a comprehensive class designed to equip leaders with the essential skills needed to navigate the ever-changing landscape of work and become the difference-makers in their organizations. This series focuses on the importance of effective decision-making in uncertainty, a critical skill for 21st-century leaders, exploring changes and trends in the market, while also covering other trending topics that drive human performance, such as self-awareness, teaming, emotional intelligence, mood, nutrition, and more. Through insightful presentations and thought-provoking discussions, attendees learn to adapt and thrive in the face of emerging challenges in the modern workplace and unlearn old habits that no longer serve them.
Audience: Adults
Meet Our Instructors
Greg Kunkel
Greg Kunkel joined Next Jump in May 1998 as a Co-Founder of the organization. He has held a variety of roles during his tenure. He is responsible for developing Next Jump's relationships with human resources departments and co-leads product development for HR services
Mike Collette
After graduating with his degree in Exercise Science, Mike worked as a personal trainer, empowering clients and building lifelong relationships. He found CrossFit in 2010 which led him to open Prototype Training Systems (home of CrossFit Prototype) in 2012. His passion for fitness and helping others is equal to his passion for being an entrepreneur. Since 2012, Mike has been involved in multiple business ventures ranging from various industries. His values–driven mentality, growth mindset, and obsession with leadership have kept him feeling energized every day to fulfill the vision of Prototype: To build the greatest relationship business ever. Outside of Prototype, Mike likes to golf with his wife Erin and cuddle with their Siberian Husky puppy, Koda.
Favorite Quote: “Hard work always beats talent when talent refuses to work hard"
Favorite Quote: “Hard work always beats talent when talent refuses to work hard"
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